The Arizona Tax Credit for Qualifying Charitable Organizations allows residents to contribute to approved organizations and receive a dollar-for-dollar credit on their state taxes.
(PASS QCO Code: 22522)
Your contribution will “Serve Up Success” to under-resourced youth by providing basic needs, impactful programs and amazing community service opportunities.
What is Arizona’s Charitable Tax Credit?
The Charitable Tax Credit, previously known as the “Working Poor” tax credit, enables Arizona taxpayers to receive a dollar-for-dollar credit on their state taxes when contributing to qualifying charitable organizations.
When is the deadline for a tax credit donation?
You have until April 15 2025! Contributions to PASS, made on or before this date can be applied to either the current or previous tax year for Arizona state taxes. For federal tax benefits, contributions must be made by December 31 of the tax year.
How much can I contribute?
Arizona residents can claim up to $470 for single filers or heads of household and up to $938 for joint filers. This credit is applied directly to your Arizona state tax liability, making your contribution impactful.
Can I claim other credits, too?
Yes! Arizona taxpayers may claim up to four different tax credits in a year, up to their total tax liability, including credits for qualified charities, foster care organizations, public schools, and school tuition.
PASS meets all criteria under the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit Law (ARS43-1088).
To enrich the lives of students in low-socioeconomic neighborhoods by encouraging personal responsibility and a healthy lifestyle.
PASS (Phoenix After School Sports, Inc DBA Programs for After School Success) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization funded by community donations and philanthropic giving.
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